Adjunct Faculty
Fort Hays State University's Virtual College relies on over 300 dedicated adjunct faculty members from across the world to help facilitate its courses. Our adjuncts are highly-qualified, with 30 percent carrying terminal degrees. At FHSU, adjunct faculty are provided training, on-going encouragement, and recognition. Academic departments offer content-specific support and maintain a "one faculty" concept; adjunct or full-time, online or on-campus, all faculty work together to serve students. TigerTech offers training and support in current educational technologies and best practices for online teaching. Finally, the university recognizes adjunct faculty through a comprehensive Adjunct Recognition Program, with honors specifically for top adjuncts included in the broader scheme of the university's annual teaching awards.
Adjunct faculty are selected and hired by department chairs and content area experts.
Interested in teaching for FHSU? Submit an adjunct application.
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Adjunct Spotlight:
Department of Philosophy
Southworth holds bachelor's degrees in philosophy and political science from Elizabethtown College in Elizabethtown, PA, as well as a master's degree in philosophy
Department of Psychology
Chelsea Schnabelrauch Arndt began teaching for the FHSU Department of Psychology in Spring 2015, and has also taught courses for Kansas State University for about four years
Department of History
Doug Harvey teaches a number of courses within the history department, including U.S. History surveys and Modern World Civilization, as well as upper-level courses
